The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 186
nd friable, so that the finger could be easily pushed into it (acute yellow atrophy). The gall-bladder was empty, atrophied, and small, so that it did not extend to the incisura hepatis. When a glass tube was inserted into the gall-bladder and the latter inflated with air, the air filled first the… … In the common duct a small round stone, 1 centimetre in diameter was felt ; it was movable — that is, it could be pushed or dislodged with the finger from the duodenal end of the common duct into the hepatic duct. It could be pushed up into the hilus at "4" (Fig. 1) ; was more superficially located…
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